Susannah Bobowicz I know raw snap 8 can be mix with HA and used topically, however ive seen that there is a liquid peptide version of this, has anyone ever used it? If so what were your results? And is it better than the topical?

I was just going through the classroom and educating myself on some of the things in there. I'm slow I guess because I just realized they were there 🤣. Anyway, question on the GLUTATHIONE. Says IM or IV. I'm a huge baby when it comes to needles. Took me almost a year to do sub cu 😳. Does this have to be those routes? If so is there a pen injector or something to help me? Like a automatic insulin injector but for IM? I want to try this. Seems like something that could help me. 58 yrs old and need help in a lot of places 😳😁🤣

Oligopeptide-54 now available in my store!!! One of the biggest misconceptions I see is that peptides only come in injectable form. Not true. Some of my favorite peptides are topical because they target the skin, scalp, and hair directly where you want them to work. If you're looking to improve skin quality, reduce visible signs of aging, support collagen production, improve hydration, or support healthier hair, these are the topical peptides currently available in my store: • GHK-Cu The gold standard of regenerative peptides. Supports collagen production, skin repair, healing, skin tone, and overall rejuvenation. Also a favorite for hair and scalp health. • AHK-Cu Known for firming, tightening, and improving skin elasticity. Frequently used in hair formulations to support fuller, healthier-looking hair. • Matrixyl 3000 One of the most popular anti-aging peptides available. Helps stimulate collagen and elastin production while improving firmness, texture, and the appearance of fine lines. • Argireline Often called the "Botox-like peptide." Helps reduce the appearance of expression lines caused by repeated facial movements. • SNAP-8 The big sister to Argireline. Designed to target deeper expression lines and wrinkles while helping create a smoother appearance. • Oligopeptide-54 One of my favorites for brightening and evening skin tone. Often used to support hyperpigmentation concerns, dark spots, and overall skin radiance. • Madecassoside Derived from Centella asiatica (Cica). Excellent for calming irritated skin, supporting the skin barrier, reducing redness, and promoting recovery. • Silk Peptide Serum A hydration powerhouse that leaves skin and hair feeling incredibly soft and conditioned. Great for moisture retention, smoothness, and overall skin and hair health. My favorite part? Most of these ingredients can be layered and stacked together because they all work through different pathways. Think of it this way: GHK-Cu repairs. Matrixyl 3000 rebuilds.

Oligopeptide Benefits for Topical Skincare: Oligopeptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules in the skin. Different oligopeptides have different functions, but many are used in anti-aging, skin-repair, and rejuvenation products because they help support the skin's natural regenerative processes. Oligopeptide-54 is a synthetic biomimetic peptide often used in advanced skincare formulations for its potential skin-brightening and pigmentation-support properties. Unlike peptides that primarily target wrinkles or collagen production, Oligopeptide-54 is most known for helping promote a more even-looking complexion. Key Benefits of Topical Oligopeptides: Supports Collagen Production Many oligopeptides act as messenger peptides that signal the skin to produce more collagen and elastin. Potential benefits include: •Improved skin firmness •Increased elasticity •Reduction in fine lines and wrinkles •More youthful-looking skin Enhances Skin Repair- Oligopeptides may help support the skin's natural healing response by encouraging cellular renewal and repair. •Faster recovery from environmental stress •Improved skin resilience •Support for damaged or aging skin Improves Skin Texture- Regular use may help: •Smooth rough skin •Refine skin texture •Promote a softer, healthier appearance Hydration Support- Some oligopeptides help strengthen the skin barrier, allowing skin to retain moisture more effectively. Benefits may include: •Better hydration •Reduced dryness •Improved skin plumpness Antioxidant Protection- Certain oligopeptides may help reduce oxidative stress caused by: •UV exposure •Pollution •Environmental toxins This may help minimize visible signs of premature aging. Supports Elasticity and Firmness- By supporting collagen and elastin synthesis, oligopeptides can contribute to: •Firmer skin •Better skin tone •Improved facial contours May Reduce the Appearance of Wrinkles- Many anti-aging formulations include oligopeptides because they may help:

I have been looking for research on using the 2 together. I am not interested in using the blend. I have both… I like the results I have found… but have not been able to find dosing suggestions. Any direction or experiences would be great!!! I have been stalled for a while and need something to break it. I have 30lbs more to lose. HELP… ***side note: active perimenopause and on HRT … so weight loss has been a struggle***